The Phone Booth Murder Chapter 25 Notes
Asey links Horace Hing ham to Ann Joyce's rise and Elissa's jealousy as motives. Miss Olive's elusive presence, Ann's possible masquerade, and a missing Miss Olive drive the investigation. Rankin corroborates a late six o'clock shooting, while Asey hunts for Olive and clues, pondering whether Ann masqueraded as Olive to mislead readers.
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Asey
Elissa
Ann
Maya
Miss Olive
Ann Joyce
Rankin
Olive
Boops
Doane
Freddy
Hanson
Hinghams
Horace
Weekend Movie Listings Show Multiple Theaters and Stars
Amusement Guide highlights new features at Palace with Dumbo and A Date With the Falcon. Ohio theater features You're in The Army Now and Burma Convoy with Jimmy Durante and Jane Wyman. Loew’s screens Tarzan’s Secret Treasure and Dr Kilbane's Victory with Weismuller and O'Sullivan. Valentine lists Two Latins From Manhattan and Hit The Road with Dead End Kids. Grand-Burlesque shows at 2:30 and 8:30. Park North Canton presents Puddin' Head and Mutiny In The Arctic starring Judy Canova and Richard Arlen. State showcases Public Enemies and Forbidden Trails with Wendy Barrie and Buck Jones. Strand features The Plainsman with Gary Cooper, and Windsor presents The Apache Kid and Flying Blind.
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Palace
Dumbo
Walt Disney
George Saunders
Wendy Barrie
Ohio
Jimmy Durante
Phil Silvers
Jane Wyman
Regis Toomey
Charles Bickford
Evelyn Ankers
Burma
Loew
Johnny Weismuller
Maureen O’sullivan
Johnny Sheffield
Reginald Owen
Lew Ayres
Year end burlesque bill opens at Grand theater
The Grand theater launches a New Year burlesque week bill featuring Hinda Wausau as the female headliner, with Ariene Moody, Patricia Morgan, Billy Hagen, Merrill Sevier, and Ted Blair. The LeVan and Bolles vaudeville act and chorus numbers accompany acrobatic and ballet pieces, with Trudy Jackson singing. The program runs three times on New Year’s Eve.
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Grand Theater
Hinda Wausau
Ariene Moody
Patricia Morgan
Billy Hagen
Merrill Sevier
Ted Blair
Sevier
Blair
LeVan
Bolles
Evelyn Jackson
Helen Temple
Chorine
Trudy Jackson
Hollywood Faces Wartime Pause as Oscar Plans Pause
The film world weighs wartime constraints with the Academy suspending its annual Oscars gala while protests by interest groups escalate over Rose Bowl, tournament cancellations, and Santa Anita. Censorship efforts spread as stars enlist, with Garson Kanin leaving, W S Van Dyke joining Marines, and Walter Huston’s son John directing briefly before military service.
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NEA Service
Ollywood
High Heaven
Governor's Office
Washington
Santa Anita
Motion Picture Academy
Hollywood
Garson Kanin
W. S. van Dyke
Walter Huston
John
Signal Corps
DePew Named Civil Air Patrol Head for Ohio Zone
Richard H. DePew Jr. of Taylorcraft Aviation Corp in Alliance was named group commander for Civil Air Patrol in Ohio's second zone by Earl L. Johnson. He oversees Youngstown and Warren area airports plus Taylorcraft Alliance and Miller Field North Benton, and starts forming an 8 to 10 member executive staff. The CAP in Ohio, part of a national home defense effort led by Capt. Gill Robb Wilson, spans 11 zones. Canton and Akron airports are in the third zone.
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Richard H. DePew Jr
Taylorcraft Aviation Corp
Civil Air Patrol
Ohio
Earl L. Johnson
Areonautics
DePew
Youngstown Municipal
Lansdowne, Watson and Bernard
Youngstown
Hall and Warren Airways
Warren
Taylorcraft
Miller Field
North Benton
Gill Robb Wilson
John Curry
Canton
Akron
More Rabbis Sought for Army Navy Duty
The National Jewish Welfare board appeals to Jewish congregations to grant leaves of absence for rabbis who can join the army or navy as chaplains under war and navy regulations. Board president Frank L. Weil says more chaplains are needed due to rising Jewish enlistments. candidates need ecclesiastical endorsement from the board’s chaplains committee.
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National Jewish Welfare Board
War and Navy Department
Frank L. Weil
Committee On
New Philadelphia man fined for drunken driving after crash
Verel R. Newmiller, 41, of 126 4th St NE, was fined 100 dollars and costs in Mayor A H Williams court for driving while under the influence. He was arrested by city police after his car figured in an accident Thursday night.
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New Phila
New Philadelphia
Verel R. Newmiller
4Th St
A. H. Williams
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